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Centre for Contemporary Arts
The lovely, open cafe at the Centre for Contemporary Arts is a trendy dining experience and a popular meeting spot. The skylight-roof makes you feel as though you're dining outdoors. Food highlights include the soups, pasta dishes and fish cakes with avocado and dill relish.
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Oran Mor Brasserie & Conservatory
This temple to Scottish dining and drinking is a superb venue in an old church. Giving new meaning to the word 'conversion', the brasserie pumps out high-quality meals in a dark, Mackintosh-inspired space. There are also cheaper bistro-style meals, such as Cullen skink (soup made with smoked haddock, potato, onion and milk) or vegetarian haggis served with Arran mustard sauce, and more relaxed dining in the conservatory, adjoining the main bar .
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Where the Monkey Sleeps
This little number in the middle of the business district is just what you need to get away from the ubiquitous coffee chains. Laid-back and a little hippy, the bagels and paninis with names like maverick or renegade, are highlights as are some very inventive dishes, such as the 'nuclear' beans, dripping with cayenne and Tabasco.
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